Aaron Rodgers has been making the lives of NFC North teams a nightmare for the last decade. Given the chance to help smooth things along and get him out of the division, NFC North teams would likely gladly send draft picks to a team to help them trade for Rodgers.
However, that's not allowed by NFL rules.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler said on SportsCenter on Sunday there's been a "running joke" about teams using their picks to spur a Rodgers exit:
"Look at this record for Rodgers against the NFC North. The running joke among people I talk to is that the NFC North teams, Chicago, Minnesota, Detroit, they should chip in draft picks to get Aaron Rodgers up out of there to another team so they could start winning more games.